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Electronics Tutorials

Using the RF24 library for nRF24L01 on Raspberry Pi with Python 3

Update 21. February 2017 Since publishing this post, the RF24 library got updated a lot! A significant change was making the boost python wrapper compatible with Python 3. So the RF24 library now works on system with Python 3 out of the box without any funky hacks! If you want to use the RF24Mesh extension […]

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The Web Tutorials

Documents to my OpenStack introductory seminar now online

Last November, as a part of the curriculum of my study in Applied Computer Science, I conducted an introductory seminar about the OpenStack cloud. I had a lot of fun in exploring the cloud technology and put a lot of effort into my work. Thus, I want to make it available to everyone who is […]

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Tutorials

Adding proper sliding effects to jQuery slideshow plugin ‘NivoSlider’

The Nivo Slider jQuery plugin by Dev7studios is a free slideshow gallery. It provides lots of fancy transition animations such as fade-in, fade-out or cutting the image into moving slices. For my site, I just want a simple sliding animation, that moves the image from the left or right edge of the slideshow box into […]

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Tutorials Windows

Fixing Windows 8 Auto Correct in Internet Explorer 10 for multi-lingual input

When Windows 8 Pro was released to TechNet and MSDN subscribers, I could barely endure the wait for Dreamspark Premium access a week later. I’ve been rocking Windows 8 for about a week now, and it’s awesome, sleek and super fast. Still though, there are still things getting used to. One thing is the new […]

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Bada Tutorials

Developing bada: one global object – the Singleton

  When I designed my database class for my current application project, I had to ask myself how to actually be able to access this class from anywhere in my application, from every form, class and whatnot. Of course I could just create an instance of my database class on the spot, just where I […]

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Bada Tutorials

Developing bada: XML Parsing with Namespaces

Thanks to wit’s very helpful introduction into working with XML: Working with Working with XML in Bada (part 1) – Simple XPath Parsing I could quickly enter the quite more sophisticated data processing, but the tutorial reached its bounds when I encountered an XML file with namespaces, which alot xml feeds contain. Thanks to an […]